Da’Sean Butler reveals the Mountaineers are going beyond the skits and mock music videos and getting technical with it.

“We’re woking on one with Cam Thorghman and that ‘All By Myself‘ song. Cam Thoroughman’s all by himself missing a layup against Notre Dame. Classic.”

Turns out Butler has another video in mind, too.

The kid with all the comeback stories planned out in his mind has also choreographed his version of “One Shining Moment.” Step aside, Jennifer Hudson.

“Oh yeah. Are you kidding me? It’s crazy. People are crying in one scene. And then there’s me hitting a buzzer-beater 3 in a tied game off the backboard once again. Then you work the crowd in there and everyone’s rolling around on the floor. I’m crying. I have a lot of scenarios in my head.”

He’s not kidding … which is probably a big story given the way he’s strutted through this NCAA Tournament.

“It’s all clips of me. All me. But it’s my dream, right? I changed the song, too. It’s not ‘One Shining Moment.’ The song is ‘The World’s Greatest‘ by R. Kelly. It’s being played in the background while I’m doing my thing. I’m making this layup — ‘I’m that little bit of hope…’ — that’s going on in the background. And it’s my voice. But it’s R. Kelly’s song being played. It’s awesome.”